Respect the burrito.

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  • vext01@lemmy.sdf.orgtoYou Should Know@lemmy.world•In China, a growing number of people are avoiding Starbucks. Many prefer local owned brands. Starbucks corporate executives are very unhappy about it.
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    2 months ago

    I can make much better coffee at home, and I can take one with me to work in a flask.

    But lots of people don’t want to, dont have time to, or can’t make fresh coffee at home and therefore buy it out.

    But even if i make it at home, if I want a second coffee during the work day, I’d have to either have instant coffee from work or buy one.

    FWIW: My take on Starbucks is that their coffee is a) usually quite average at best, b) variable quality depending upon where you buy it.

    Where I live there are lots of alternatives which serve better coffee for about the same price, so I don’t really see any need to use Starbucks.

    Last time I had a Starbucks was on a road trip at a motorway service station. It wasn’t very good coffee at all, and afterwards I resented having paid service station prices for a coffee I didn’t enjoy. But in that scenario they have a captive audience.